The IAS court properly held that the letters exchanged between the parties' attorneys do not evidence a definite, binding agreement settling the action. Particularly persuasive is the fact that the letter written by defendant's counsel clearly stated that it constituted a proposal of settlement, and contemplated that there be further negotiation (see, Brause v Goldman,
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